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The Bank of England kept its main rate at 5.25%, the highest level since August 2023 and near a 16-year high. The nine-member committee split, with two members voting for a hike and one for a cut, and Governor Bailey said inflation must fall clearly to the 2% target before cuts.
A firm UK rate stance supports sterling and keeps UK borrowing costs high. The link to feed commodity prices is indirect.
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